Books like To Love and to Kill by M. William Phelps

The book examines the true story of Sheila Davalloo, a woman who, after a broken affair with colleague Nelson Sessler, murdered his new girlfriend and later assaulted her own husband.

A true‑crime collection featuring high‑stakes murder plots in New York and a chilling case of a mother‑daughter dynamic gone deadly.

A nonfiction portrait of the Bronx’s 1980s–1990s drug wars, examining crack’s rise, violent gang clashes, and the rise and fall of the notorious Sex Money Murder crew.

Two gripping true‑crime stories – a couple brutally tortured and abandoned after a home invasion, and a double homicide in Omaha, Nebraska – that illuminate modern American murder and the investigation process.

A true‑crime case study of Jan Roseboro’s brutal murder and the subsequent conviction of her husband, Michael, after his pregnant mistress revealed her involvement.

A chilling, contemporary crime saga in which a Navy SEAL and his wife execute a brutal robbery, murder, and dismemberment of two vacationers in Ocean City, Maryland.

Behind A Veil Of Tranquility. . . In the lovely town of Pleasant Valley in upstate New York, the maple trees were ablaze with fall's blood-red color. The air was crisp. And a woman named Susan Fassett left her weekly choir practice at a church--when a killer emerged from the shadows and mercilessly gunned her down. . .. Was A Realm Of Sexual Depravity Where Murder Was The Last Sin. Stunned, the police immediately suspected Susan Fassett's husband and surrounded his home. They couldn't have been more wrong. Susan Fassett had been living a secret life, entangled in a passionate web of dominance, lesbian sex, betrayal--and a depraved plan for murder. After detectives untangled a web of secrets and corruption hidden in plain sight, the town of Pleasant Valley would be rocked again when a shocking trial exposed the whole sordid truth. . . "Phelps proves that truth is more shocking than fiction." --Allison Brennan "Phelps is one of America's finest true-crime writers." --Vincent Bugliosi

437 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : 18 cm

An investigative account of a 2003 bank robbery that culminated in the murder of a pizza delivery driver, detailing the FBI’s pursuit of the perpetrators.